Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-04-20

this week.
Those who advertise most are
most successful.
Many fish have been caught during
the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Foster, Of Frsmnas
died last week.
Don't overlook that new lad" Of
Charles Wilson's.
Peas can be sown with oats profit
ably for early feed.
Come to this office for calling cards
and wedding stationery.
It is reported that the n. P. is
about to build depot here.
County Supt. Bicknell is indis-
posed; the mumps is the cause.
Farmers are exceedingly busy now.
The work of seeding is we'll advanced
Plant shrubs and trees about your
residence and help to beautify the
village.
T. J. Moore has added fine stock
of crockery to the contents of his WELL
filled store.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Caswell next Saturday after
noon at 8 o'clock.
The fire apparatus needs looking af-
ter occasionally. 1t should always
be kept IN repair.
J.F. Hartrich has received two
hives OF Italian bees from J. B. Steb-
bins of Utica, Mimi.
Morris needs few manufactures;
all shoulders to the wheel and let's
see what can be done.
By the death of J. E. Favrow this
county loses one its most influential
and valuable citizens.
The office at the Metropolitan Hotel
has been newly papered and inn
proved in appearance.
Notwithstanding the darkness,
the firemen found plenty Of mud in
going to and from the fire.
The time for billiards is past. You
may make yourself unhappy now by
anticipating prairie fires and cyclones.
Waste no time in putting in the
crops. Early sowing and planting
is most productive, nine times out OF
ten.
H. w. Stone & Co. shipped Red
Polled bull calf to Rev. J. Finney. of
Goodhue county, on Monday of this
week.
A Mr.. Bartz, of Michigan, has re-
Gently bought farm in Swan Lake
and will hereafter make that town
his home.
Manufacturers looking for location
in the west, are invited to come to
Morris and look 1t over before locst-
ing elsewhere.
The little engine, for the first time,
was out of condition last Saturday
night. However, it did some reason.
ably good work.
Henry A. Hodgman, OF Morris, and
Miss Regina D. Schultz, of Pepperron,
were married on Apr. II, 1887 by Rev.
J.B. Fairbank.
\ fast freight train leaves st. Paul
at S o'clock P. NJ. each day now
which arrives at Morris at 9:35 the
following morning.
There is to be state teachers insti-
tute in Morris, beginning. May 9th,
1887. Furthers particulars will be
given next week.
At the fire last Saturday night,
there were the usual number engaged
IN idly gazing about, while others
were hard at work.
The Herman Herald is no more and
the Grant County Herald appears in
its place. On May 1st the paper will
be moved to Elbow Lake.
Gov. McGill has designated Apr.
30th as Arbor day. The day should
be generally observed in all prairie
portions of the state at least.
Last week II. w. Stone & Co.
shipped Red Polled bull calf from
their Riverside stock farm to E. F.
Huntington, Glencoe, MINI.
Rev. Thomas McClary preached an
able sermon and conducted quarterly
meeting services in the Methodist
church last Sunday evening.
The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agency advertise hay
privileges for sale. If you are inter-
ested, peruse their advertisement.
Hancock & Stebbins have now a
fine stock of crockery on hand and
nicely displayed at their grocery store.
They have also fine stock of fruits.
Adolph Trontow, of Swan Lake, is
building fine large barn upon his
farm in that town. Mr.. Trontow is
developing and improving a fine
farm.
There are not enough good road
and draft horses in the northwest.
Money goes out OF Minnesota and
Dakota each year for horses which
should be raised at home.
VIM. Gausman, of Pepperton, re.
Gently visited st. Paul returning with
bride. The people Of Pepperton
gave the happy couple a warm re-
ceptlon upon their arrival home.
Henry Johnson is thoroughly over.
hauling and reftting the North Star
mill, putting in rollers and improved
modern machinery. This new ma
chinery arrived on Saturday last and
is now being put in position for use
as rapidly as possible. These inn.
provements are valuable and inn.